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Where Nothing Is Ever Namedby Viktor Sobol profile2024 Experimental Inform 7
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A brief escape puzzle inspired by Chapter 3 of "Through the Looking-Glass" by Lewis Carroll.
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This is a very short, but clever little riff on an adventure Alice had in a forest where nothing has names. So, you need to figure out what the things you're interacting with are, and how to escape. It's a very clever idea that relies on the author withholding information. I did find the implementation a bit confusing as 'thing' only refers to the 'other thing', but once the answer 'clicks' it made me smile! I also appreciate the author implementing some of my favorite 'pointless' things to do in parser games, considering how short this game is. Try >SING!
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